The Power in a Tsunami
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June 13, 2011
In Energy and the Environment, Infographic
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Understanding the Energy of Tornadoes
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June 6, 2011
In Energy and the Environment, Infographic
With the recent occurrences of multiple devastating tornadoes throughout the U.S., tornadoes have been on the minds of many Americans. In this infographic we take a look at just how much energy and power are in these destructive storms and the role the EF scale plays in determining the strength of the tornado.
The Green Roof Trend
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June 6, 2011
In Energy and Technology, Energy and the Environment, Energy Initiatives, Saving Energy
A hot trend hitting cities across the United States is the idea of the “green roof.” It is adding a little piece of the outdoors to an urban landscape, but its benefits are far more than a few tomatoes and peppers. What Is a Green Roof? First it is important to know that “green” refers [...]
Mapping Wind Farms
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June 2, 2011
In Energy and Technology, Energy and the Environment, Saving Energy
Since the beginning of the industrial age, the world economy has been based on using energy to convert raw materials into finished goods. One of the earliest types of energy used to power machinery was wind power, in the form of windmills. With the arrival of steam engines, coal and oil became much more important, [...]
Ten Eco-Friendly Travel Destinations
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June 2, 2011
In Energy and the Environment, Saving Energy
Traveling is one of the world’s most valuable experiences. There is so much to see, so many new things to try, and regrettably, so little time! Sometimes, you want to make sure that your travel is eco-friendly. You want a “green destination” where you can relax and feel good about the fact that you are [...]
